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The phrase "ability to preserve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to maintain or protect something over time.
Example: "Her ability to preserve historical artifacts has earned her recognition in the museum community."
Alternatives: "capacity to maintain" or "skill in safeguarding".
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It has shown its ability to preserve some of our most important national monuments.
The site's ability to preserve function leads to some interesting use cases.
So long as political leaders have the ability to preserve the union, they'll preserve it.
"We cannot so weaken our economic foundation that we jeopardize our ability to preserve freedom".
The brain's ability to preserve memories lies at the heart of our basic human experience.
I believe that the ability to preserve archives is something that is a given.
In the fifth century BC Hippocrates noted its ability to preserve food and water.
They said Iran has counseled Hezbollah not to show its full military ability to preserve Israeli uncertainty.
Now new formats, like high-definition video and virtual reality, are stretching studios' ability to preserve their work, he says.
Yet when a culture ceases to honor the truth, it loses its ability to preserve law, justice and fairness.
In summary if you think of an ill, armagnac was listed as the cure - including the ability to preserve youth.
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difficulty to preserve
ability to sustain
ability to restore
opportunity to preserve
ability to safeguard
leadership to preserve
readiness to preserve
ability to maintain
able to preserve
ability to elaborate
ability to Multitask
ability to command
ability to manage
ability to evoke
ability to think
ability to reinvent
ability to Shut
ability to take
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